Ahmednagar hospital fire tragedy: civil surgeon, three others suspended
The Hindu
While two medical officers and a staff nurse have been suspended, the services of two staff nurses have been terminated.
Following the Ahmednagar hospital fire tragedy where 11 COVID-19 patients, mostly senior citizens, lost their lives, the Maharashtra Government has suspended the district civil surgeon along with three other hospital staff personnel, while terminating the services of two nurses.
State Health Minister Rajesh Tope tweeted late on Monday that Ahmednagar District Civil Surgeon Sunil Pokharna along with two medical officers — Suresh Dakhe and Vishaka Shinde — and staff nurse Sapna Pathare had been suspended.
The services of two staff nurses — Asma Sheikh and Chhana Anant — have been terminated.
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